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102 первичный и вторичный рынки недвиж
General subject: new construction and resale real estate markets (This is what they call them in the West. "Primary and secondary real estate markets" is apparently a coinage by Russian translators.)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > первичный и вторичный рынки недвиж
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103 переход от обычной к кажущейся живой катионной системе
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > переход от обычной к кажущейся живой катионной системе
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104 по всей видимости
1) General subject: a pound to a penny, appearingly, by all appearances, from all appearances, in all appearances, look set to (какое-то действие в будущем), morally, to all appearance, to all appearances, to all seeming, unto all appearance, apparently2) Colloquial: from the look of it3) Advertising: in all appearance, in all likelihood4) Makarov: outward seeming, to outward seeming -
105 по-видимому
1) General subject: belike, it appears, it is not seemed, it seems, it seems that, it should seem, it would seem, presumably, the probability is that, there seems, to all appearance, to all appearances, apparently, by the look of it2) Bookish: appearingly3) Mathematics: appear to be, be likely to be, evidently, it seems likely that4) Makarov: all appearance, all appearances, appear, seemingly -
106 по-видимому, он хороший преподаватель
General subject: he is apparently a good teacherУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > по-видимому, он хороший преподаватель
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107 практически здоровый
Medicine: apparently healthyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > практически здоровый
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108 сложная игра
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109 совершенно совершенно ясно
Mathematics: it is apparent, it is obvious, it is simply evident that, quite apparentlyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > совершенно совершенно ясно
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110 судя по всему
1) General subject: all things considered, by all accounts, from all appearances, in all appearances, it appears that, to all appearance, to all appearances, unto all appearance, from the look of it, by all tokens, by all appearances, apparently, all indications are that...2) Mathematics: to all appearance (s)3) Advertising: in all appearance4) Makarov: all appearance, all appearances -
111 явно
1) General subject: apparently, audibly, clearly, decidedly, decisively, directly, distinctively, downright, evidently, fairly, manifestly, markedly, obviously, overtly, patently, pointedly, professedly, pronouncedly, stark, starkly, visibly, unmistakeably, transparently, without question, blatantly, demonstrably, self-evidently2) Medicine: readily3) Colloquial: aloud4) Bookish: egregiously, signally5) Mathematics: distinctly, it is clear, it is evident6) Religion: openly8) Simple: evendown9) leg.N.P. explicitly, expressly -
112 ясно
1) General subject: articulate, barely, clearly, conspicuously, definitely, demonstrably, distinctively, distinctly, dramatically, evidently, explicitly, expressly, fair, fairly, finely, flat and plain, in so many words, in words of one syllable, intelligibly, it stands to reason, it stands to reasons, lucidly ("this is a lucidly written book"), manifestly, obviously, patently, plain, plainly, positively, serenely, set-fair (надпись на барометре), thus much at least is clear, unequivocably, unequivocally2) Naval: fair (о погоде)3) Colloquial: got you, gotcha, fair enough4) Latin: viz. ( сокр. от videlicet)5) Mathematics: it is clear7) Law: specifically8) Italian: capisce (pronounced cah-PEESH)10) Advertising: in set terms11) Makarov: apparently, bright, clear, flat, in plain English, it is evident -
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БУДТО БЫ1.subord Conj introduces a nominal clause) used to express doubt or uncertainty as to the reliability of what is stated in the clause that follows: that ( s.o. sth.) seems to (appears to) that ( s.o. sth.) supposedly (allegedly) (a rumor (a message etc)) alleging that...С первой санной оказией из города пришел слух, будто бы Германия подписала перемирие... (Федин 1). With the first opportunity to use sleds a rumor came from town alleging that Germany had signed an armistice...(1a)2.subord Conj introduces a compar clause) (used to convey the unreal, illusory nature of the comparison) just like it would be ifas if (though)like (in limited contexts) (so...that) one (it etc) seems to... Вы так смотрите, будто бы видите меня в первый раз! You're looking at me as if you were seeing me for the first time!3. coll (Particle) used to express the speaker's doubt or uncertainty as to the reliability of the information contained in the statement as well as the source of that informationallegedlysupposedly ostensibly apparently purportedly(in limited contexts) it seems that......Переписывая по случаю летнего времени в беседке сада, он будто бы слышал, как Николай Гаврилович и Владислав Дмитриевич, ходя между собой под руку (чёрточка верная!), говорили о поклоне от их доброжелателей барским крестьянам... (Набоков 1)....While doing his copying "on account of the summer weather in a garden pavilion," he allegedly heard Nikolay Gavrilovich and Vladislav Dmitrievich as they were strolling arm-inarm (a not implausible detail), talking about greetings from well-wishers to the serfs... (1a).Наконец опросы перешли к защитнику, и тот первым делом начал узнавать о пакете, в котором «будто бы» спрятаны были Федором Павловичем три тысячи рублей для «известной особы» (Достоевский 2). Finally the questioning passed to the defense attorney, and he, first of all, began asking about the envelope in which Fyodor Pavlovich "supposedly" hid three thousand roubles for "a certain person" (2a).Жил будто бы на свете какой-то начальник, который вдруг встревожился мыслию, что никто из подчиненных не любит его (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). It seemed that there had once lived in the world a chief who was suddenly disturbed by the thought that none of his subordinates loved him (1a). -
114 В-42
ПО ВСЕЙ ВЕРОЯТНОСТИ PrepP Invar sent adv (parenth) fixed WOapparently, judging by what can be seen or what is knownin all probability (likelihood)most likely to (by, from) all appearances probably.«Нет добродетели, если нет бессмертия». - «Блаженны вы, коли так веруете, или уже очень несчастны!» - «Почему несчастен?» -...«Потому что, по всей вероятности, не веруете сами ни в бессмертие вашей души, ни даже в то, что написали о церкви и о церковном вопросе» (Достоевский 1). "There is no virtue if there is no immortality." "You are blessed if you believe so, or else most unhappy!" "Why unhappy?".."Because in all likelihood you yourself do not believe either in the immortality of your soul or even in what you have written about the Church and the Church question" (1a).Сейчас мне не совсем понятно, почему, собственно, потребовалось вмешательство бабушки: ведь я был достаточно взрослым мальчиком... По всей вероятности, бабушка была послана, так сказать, для отчёта (Олеша 3). It isn't entirely clear to me now just why my grandmother's intervention was required, I was after all, quite sufficiently grown-up to have gone by my self.... Most likely, my grandmother was sent to keep account, so to speak (3a).Вас, по всей вероятности, удивит принятое мною решение...» (Шолохов 2). "You will probably be surprised by my decision..." (2a). -
115 В-106
ОТКУДА ЧТО ВЗЯЛОСЬ! coll (sent Invar fixed WOit manifested itself suddenly, unexpectedlywhatever brought that on?where did that come from? goodness knows how (it happened)!(in limited contexts) will wonders never cease!...(Соня) носилась разгорячённая, суматошная, предо-вольная и готова была, кажется, приковать себя к этой квартире. А ведь тоже деревенская баба, с князьями да дворянами не возжалась ( nonstand = не водилась), красивой жизни не нюхала, но... распушилась, откуда что и взялось? (Распутин 4)—(Sonya) raced around excited, animated, bustling, ever so happy and apparently ready to live forever in that apartment. And yet she was a country woman too, she didn't hang around with princes and nobles, she hadn't tasted the good life, but...she took to it right away. Where did that come from? (4a).(Наталья Петровна:) Давно ли, кажется, всё было так тихо, так покойно в этом доме... и вдруг... откуда что взялось! Право, мы все с ума сошли (Тургенев 1). (N.P:) It seems only a little while ago everything was so quiet and peaceful in this house...and all at once...goodness knows how! Really, we've all gone out of our minds (1a). -
116 В-129
ПО (ВСЕЙ) ВИДИМОСТИ PrepP these forms only sent adv (parenth) fixed WOjudging from the way it seemsapparentlyfrom (to, by) all appearances ( s.o.) appears to... it appears (that...). С того письма, нет, уже с «Августа» начинается процесс раскола моих читателей, потери сторонников, и со мной остаётся меньше, чем уходит. На «ура» принимали меня, пока я был, по видимости, только против сталинских злоупотреблений, тут и всё общество было со мной (Солженицын 2). It is not from this letter, but earlier, from the appearance of August 1914, that we must date the schizm among my readers, the steady loss of supporters, with more leaving me than remained behind. I was received with 'hurrahs' as long as I appeared to be against Stalinist abuses onlythus far the entire Soviet public was with me (2a). -
117 В-309
ВРЕМЯ РАБОТАЕТ на кого VP subj. fixed WOthe passing of time will benefit s.o. 's situation, cause etcafter a time s.o. will win out, prove himself correct etc: время работает на X-a - time is on X's side X has time on his side.В ближайшие месяцы все выяснится, время работает на нас... (Искандер 6). In a very few months we shall see for ourselves, time is on our side... (6a).Apparently, a partial loan translation of the English phrase "time is on our side." -
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ВСЕГО-НАВСЕГО (ВСЕГО-НАВСЕГО obs) AdvP these forms only used as a restr marker) merely, and nothing more: only just no more than nothing but at (the) most (when used as an indep. sent) that's all (there is to it)....У бедного Петруся всего-навсего была одна серая свитка... (Гоголь 5)____Poor Petro had only one gray jacket... (5a).После некоторых колебаний я... отдал (управдому) паспорта и военный билет, из которого управдом узнал, видимо, с некоторым разочарованием, что я всего-навсего рядовой (Войнович 3). After some hesitation, I gave him (the building manager) the passports and my military service card, from which the building manager learned, apparently with some disappointment, that I was just rank-and-file (3a).Я опоздала на концерт всего-навсего на пять минут, но в зал меня уже не пустили. I was only at most five minutes late for the concert, but they still wouldn't let me in.Вот опять нам пришло на ум уотергейтское дело. Кто из нас, следивших за его перипетиями по передачам зарубежного радио, не приходил в изумление! Боже мой, из-за чего весь сыр-бор? Президент величайшей страны собирается кого-то подслушать. Всего-навсего (Войнович 3). Once again the Watergate affair comes to mind. Who among us, following its peripeteia on the foreign radio broadcasts, was not amazed? My heavens, what was all the commotion about? The President of the greatest country on earth wanted to eavesdrop on someone. That's all there was to it (3a). -
119 В-379
С ВЫСОТЫ ПТИЧЬЕГО ПОЛЁТА С ПТИЧЬЕГО ПОЛЁТА PrepP these forms only adv fixed WO1. seen from high up, from a place allowing one to see everything: (get, have) a birdfc-eye view (of sth.)(look at sth.) from a birdfc-eye view.С утра до вечера сидел он, сгорбившись, перед лестничным окном второго этажа во флигеле и оттуда - как бы с высоты птичьего полета - печально и трезво оглядывал двор (Максимов 3). From morning to night he sat hunched up by the staircase window on the second floor of the outbuilding, where he had a sad and sober bird's-eye view of the yard (3a).Оказалось, что все они (пятеро мужчин, которых привезли в районный вытрезвитель,) видели в ту ночь один и тот же сон - кучу разноцветных котят на зелёной мокрой траве. Вначале вроде бы как из окна, потом как бы с птичьего полёта, потом все выше, выше... (Аксёнов 6). It seemed that they (the five men brought to the precinct sobering-up station) had all had the same dream: a litter of different colored kittens on wet green grass. At first it was as if they were looking at them out of a window, then apparently from a bird's-eye view, then higher and higher... (6a).2. судить (о ком-чем), рассматривать что и т. п. - (to judge s.o. or sth., examine sth. etc) cursorily, without an in-depth analysis: (give (get)) a birdVeye view (of a subject etc)(judge sth.) superficially (in limited contexts) judge a book by its cover. -
120 Г-20
ВО ГЛАВЕ PrepP Invar1. идти, маршировать и т. п. - кого-чего (the resulting PrepP is subj-compl with copula (subj: human or collect) or adv(to walk, march etc) in front, ahead of othersat the head (of sth.)leading ( s.o. sth.) in the lead (in limited contexts) in the first row.Полгода назад он (Коля) шёл с лопатой через плечо во главе комсомольского воскресника и пел во всю глотку - а сейчас даже о боли своей не мог рассказать громче шёпота (Солженицын 10). Six months ago he (Kolya) had been striding along, a spade over his shoulder, at the head of a Young Communists' Sunday working party, singing at the top of his voice. Now he could not raise his voice above a whisper, even when talking about his pain (10a).2. бытье, стоять, (в)стать и т. п. \Г-20 (the resulting PrepP is subj-compl with copula (subj: human or collect) or obj-compl with поставить кого etcobj: human or collect)) (to be) in a position of authority, (to take over) as leader (of s.o. or sth.): (be (put s.o.)) at the head (of sth.) (be (become)) s.o. fc leader (be (become)) leader of sth. (be (leave s.o. etc)) in charge (of sth.) take command of sth. (in limited contexts) take the lead (in sth.)spearhead sth.. По-видимому, он про себя рассуждал так: сегодня женщину поставили во главе государства, а завтра поставят во главе стола (Искандер 4). Не apparently reasoned thus: Today they've put a woman at the head of the government, tomorrow they'll put her at the head of the table (4a).(Лорд:) Во главе вас станет ваш царь Кири-Куки 1-ый, а я окажу помощь (Булгаков 1). (Lord:) Your Tsar Kiri-Kuki the First will be our leader, and I will assist (1a).Я бы, товарищи, ещё трижды подумал, оставлять ли его во главе столь ответственного участка, как Лаборатория № 4» (Аксёнов 6). "I would think twice, comrades, before leaving him in charge of such a sensitive department as Laboratory Number 4" (6a).(Яков Фомин) стал во главе мятежного полка, но... за спиной Фомина правила делами и руководила Фоминым группа большевистски настроенных казаков (Шолохов 4). (Yakov Fomin) took command of the insurgent regi- ment, but...behind him stood a group of Bolshevik-minded Cossacks who held the reins of power (4a).3. \Г-20 с кем (the resulting PrepP is nonagreeing modif) having s.o. as leaderwith s.o. at the headunder the leadership of led (headed) by.В дежурное помещение, поддерживая друг друга, явилась невероятная компания во главе с известным в городе гражданином, директором санатория имени XIX партсъезда, генералом в отставке Чувиковым (Аксенов 6). The duty room was invaded by an incredible rabble of people, supporting one another, who were led by a well-known citizen of Yalta, director of the Nineteenth Party Congress Sanatorium, retired Major-General Chuvikov (6a)....Она (труппа) однажды явилась во главе с Шарлем Лагранжем и сообщила Мольеру, что ввиду того, что он соединяет с необыкновенными способностями честность и приятное обращение, труппа просит его не беспокоиться: актёры не уйдут искать счастья на стороне, какие бы выгодные предложения им ни делали (Булгаков 5)....One day his (Мо-lieres) players came to him, headed by Charles La Grange, and assured him that, in view of his fairness and kindness, as well as his extraordinary talents, he had nothing to worry about-they would not leave to seek their fortunes elsewhere no matter how tempting the offers they received (5a).
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Apparently — Ap*par ent*ly, adv. 1. Visibly. [Obs.] Hobbes. [1913 Webster] 2. Plainly; clearly; manifestly; evidently. [1913 Webster] If he should scorn me so apparently. Shak. [1913 Webster] 3. Seemingly; in appearance; as, a man may be apparently friendly,… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
apparently — [adv1] seemingly allegedly, as if, as though, at a glance, at first sight, in all likelihood, intuitively, it appears that, it seems that, most likely, on the face of it, ostensibly, outwardly, plausibly, possibly, probably, professedly,… … New thesaurus
apparently — index prima facie (self evident), quasi Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
apparently — (adv.) late 14c., visibly, openly, from APPARENT (Cf. apparent) + LY (Cf. ly) (2). Meaning evidently is from 1550s; that of to all appearances (but not necessarily really ) is from 1560s; meaning so far as can be judged, seemingly, is from 1846.… … Etymology dictionary
apparently — 01. [Apparently] he is a good swimmer, but I ve never seen him swim. 02. I wasn t there, but [apparently] it was a great party. 03. [Apparently] it will rain this afternoon, so you d better bring your umbrella. 04. I was supposed to lock the door … Grammatical examples in English
apparently — [[t]əpæ̱rəntli[/t]] ♦♦ 1) ADV: ADV with cl/group, ADV before v (vagueness) You use apparently to indicate that the information you are giving is something that you have heard, but you are not certain that it is true. Apparently the girls are not… … English dictionary
apparently — ap|par|ent|ly W2S1 [əˈpærəntli] adv 1.) [sentence adverb] used to say that you have heard that something is true, although you are not completely sure about it ▪ Apparently the company is losing a lot of money. ▪ I wasn t there, but apparently it … Dictionary of contemporary English
apparently — adverb 1 (sentence adverb) based on what you have heard is true, although you are not completely sure about it: Apparently they ve run out of tickets for the concert. | I wasn t there, but apparently it was a good party. 2 according to the way… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
apparently — adverb 1. from appearances alone (Freq. 52) irrigation often produces bumper crops from apparently desert land the child is seemingly healthy but the doctor is concerned had been ostensibly frank as to his purpose while really concealing it… … Useful english dictionary
apparently — adverb Date: 1566 it seems apparent < the window had apparently been forced open > < apparently, we re supposed to wait here > … New Collegiate Dictionary
apparently — adverb /əˈpaɹəntli,əˈpæɹ.ɨnt.li/ a) Plainly; clearly; manifestly; evidently. If he should scorn me so apparently. b) Seemingly; in appearance only. A man may be apparently friendly, yet malicious in heart. Syn … Wiktionary
